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THE SANSKRIT MANUSCRIPTS.
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No. 12167, TFTFAH.
VARDHAMĀNACARITAM. Substance, Sritala. Size, 15} x 2 inobes. Pages, 209. Lides, 7 on a
page. Character, Kanarese. Condition, slightly injured. Appearance, old. Complete. Same work as the above.
No. 12168. aanafaq.
VARDHAMĀNACARITAM. Sobstance, Śritāla. Size, 8 X 1} inches. Pages, 262. Lines, 8 on a
page. Character, Grantha. Condition, good. Appearance, old.
Contaios Sargas 1 to 11 complete and breaks off in the 54th stanza of the 12th Sarga Wants some leaves in the middle.
Same work as the above.
No. 12169. agrarara.
VALLABHĀCĀRYACARITAM. Pages, 88. Lines, 14 on a page.
Begins on fol. 47a of the MS. described under No. 6145. Complete.
For description and extracts see M. Seshagri Sastri's Report No. 1, pages 23 and 158.
No. 12f7o. fa&ragazísoft.
VIDVANMODATARANGIŅI. Substance, paper. Size, 10% x 4} inches. Pages, 84. Lines, 7 on a
page. Character, Dāvanāgari. Condition, injured. Appearance, new, Incomplete.
There lived a Brahmin named Kašīnātha of Kasyapagātra in the Ratāpura or Radhapura of the Gauda country. He had three sons called Rājêndra, Rāghavēndra and Mahāśa, of whom Rägbavendra was a very learned and intelligent Pandit. He is said to have written Mantrarthadīpa and Kālatattvārņavasētu. He was the disciple of Bhavānandasiddhāntavägisa and had the titles of Bhattācārya, Satāva. dhāvin, eto. His son Ramadēva alias Cirañjīvakavi composed the work under notice. The work is a popular exposition of the various systems of Hindu pbilosophy and religion-vide No. 629 of the Oxford Cata. logue. It is aloo called Rajataraðgiņi.
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